The Ambassador of Turkmenistan to Hungary (with residence in Vienna) Hemra Amannazarov held a series of negotiations in Budapest with a number of country officials. The purpose of these meetings was to strengthen bilateral relations between the states, reports the website of the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Austria.
Particular attention at the meeting with the Deputy Secretary of State of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Culture Mate Vinca was paid to the discussion of the upcoming celebration of the 300th anniversary of the outstanding Turkmen poet and thinker Magtymguly Fragi, as well as the organization of the Days of Culture of Turkmenistan in Hungary this year.
According to the website of the Turkmen Embassy, Mr. Vintse warmly invited the Turkmen side to take part in the traditional August Kurultai festival and shared information about the details of the Days of Culture of Turkmenistan.
In turn, Ambassador Amannazarov invited his Hungarian colleagues to actively participate in cultural events that will be held in Turkmenistan in honor of the 300th anniversary of Magtymguly Fragi.
In addition to issues of cultural cooperation, topics of trade and economic relations and political dialogue were also discussed at the meetings of the Turkmen ambassador.
In particular, Amannazarov discussed with the Deputy Secretary of State of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry for the development of Eastern relations Adam Stifter ways to expand trade, economic and cultural ties. The parties also shared information about upcoming events this year and preparations for political dialogues.
In addition, Ambassador Amannazarov agreed to establish cooperation between the innovative city of Arkadag in Turkmenistan and Hungarian cities. Such interactions will include exchanges of experts, invitations to exhibitions and study tours.
The negotiations laid a solid foundation for further deepening ties between Turkmenistan and Hungary in the political, economic and cultural spheres.
